Wildlife guards Crying When find the Three Dead Rhinos Slaughtered

Three rhino is killed and two are still breastfeeding made orphans in Sibuya Game Reserve

Carrying a firearm, wearing a hat with hands on head, a wildlife worker looks hide sorrow after finding poachers killed three rhinos for their horns.

One worker describes the massacre in South Africa as the worst of them. Two-horned rhino was found dead on Thursday, March 24, 2016.

Veterinarians at the site trying to save rhinos are the third named Bingo, but failed and died yesterday evening due to severe injuries he sustained.

Meanwhile, two rhino calves aged 11 months who are still breastfeeding should be sent to the animal shelter because it can not take care of himself.

Quoted, Dailymail, demand and price of rhino horn in recent years has increased significantly for medical purposes, particularly in Asia.

justify;">This has led to hunt rhino in the African countries. According to the record number of southern white rhinos left only 20,000 across the continent.

Two rhino carcasses found in Sibuya Game Reserve by the owner, Nick Fox in the Eastern Cape province.

"The hunters who carried out the massacres are professionals, they are a syndicate that has a variety of resources. If you want to stop hunting, we will require a troop unit rhinos better and special," he said.

Hunting is done for its horn which is generally used for medical purposes. (Dailymail)

The third death rhino came when Prince Williams - president of United for Wildlife - conducting a campaign against trafficking body parts of animals threatened with extinction for profit.

However, the prince has recently been criticized after making the claim that there are locations in Africa where hunters can hunt for entertainment purposes only.